Mounting base

ABSTRACT

A mounting base ( 10 A) that shortens construction time and reduces cost is formed from a metal foundation ( 16 ), a metal cover ( 17 ), height-adjusting bolts ( 18 ), support bolts ( 19 ), and mortar ( 20 ). In the base ( 10 A), the first fixed ends ( 47 ) of the bolts ( 19 ) are inserted into support bolt insertion holes ( 39 ) formed in a metal plate ( 24 ) and are fixed to the metal plate ( 24 ) with nuts ( 50 ), and the second fixed ends ( 48 ) of the bolts ( 19 ) are fixed to a concrete slab ( 12 ) with nuts ( 51 ). The portion of the first fixed ends ( 47 ) of the bolts ( 19 ) which extends between the metal plate ( 24 ) and the top surface of the concrete slab ( 12 ) is integrated with the mortar ( 29 ) filled into the space ( 46 ), and the metal cover ( 17 ) covers the opening ( 27 ) at the top of a metal tube ( 23 ).

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to a mounting base, and more particularly,a mounting base used for installing a solar panel, an antenna, a watertank, a septic tank, a mechanical appliance such as an air-conditioningapparatus, and a structure such as a steel tower and a steel building ona new or existing concrete structure.

BACKGROUND ART

In a concrete structure made of a new or existing reinforced concrete orreinforced/steel-frame reinforced concrete, a solar panel, an antenna, awater tank, a septic tank, a mechanical appliance such as anair-conditioning apparatus, various structures such as a steel tower anda steel building are installed on a rooftop or underground slab.Normally, such a mechanical appliance or a structure are not directlyinstalled on the surface of a slab, but installed on a mounting baseinstalled on a slab in order to prevent water leakage inside themechanical appliance or the structure and enable the maintenance thereofon the back side.

Illustrative example of the mounting base includes a solar battery panelmounting structure disclosed in Japanese Unexamined Patent PublicationNo. 9-070188. According to a conventional technology disclosed in theJapanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 9-070188, a solar batterypanel is installed at a construction site where a formwork is produced,a base is prepared by placing and curing concrete in the formwork, and acarried solar battery panel and a carried frame thereof are installed onthe base. Amounting base of such a conventional technology unfortunatelyfails to produce a mounting structure in a short period of time due toon-site production of a formwork, resulting in costs and work and a longtime of concrete curing in the formwork.

To solve the conventional technical problem, a solar battery panelmounting structure disclosed Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No.9-070188 is characterized in that a base made of concrete or reinforcedconcrete is produced at a base part manufacturing plant beforehand andits base is carried to a rooftop or underground construction site of aconcrete structure. Afterward, a thin cement layer is formed at amounting position in a rooftop or underground slab, and the base isplaced on the cement layer serving as an adhesion layer to be integratedwith the concrete slab, and a frame for installing a solar battery panelis installed on the base. A solar battery panel mounting structuredisclosed in Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 9-070188 iscapable of saving work for producing a formwork at a construction sitewhen forming a base for installing a solar battery panel, simplifyingconstruction work at the construction site, and capable of shorteningconstruction time by saving time for curing concrete.

PRIOR ART DOCUMENT Patent Document

Patent Document 1: Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 9-070188

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Problem to be Solved by the Invention

In the solar battery panel mounting structure disclosed in said JapaneseUnexamined Patent Publication No. 9-070188, a base must be produced bycuring concrete at a base part manufacturing plant while concrete is notrequired to be cured at a construction site. This means that concretecuring is necessary to produce abase regardless of a site and itrequires a long time. In addition, since a base produced has to becarried from the plant to the construction site, work for carrying asignificant weight of a base is required, resulting in an inability todecrease work and costs for producing a base. Also, when a base producedat the factory is fixed on a slab, only such methods as fixing aconcrete layer serving as an adhesion layer to the concrete slab andfitting a lower end of a base into a recessed portion by forming therecessed portion on a slab can be employed, so that the base fails to befirmly installed on the concrete slab.

The aim of the present invention is to provide a mounting base capableof decreasing the work and cost required for installation and capable ofshortening construction time. Another aim of the present invention is toprovide a mounting base capable of firmly installing a base on a new orexisting concrete structure and capable of firmly installing a machineand equipment and a structure thereon.

Means for Solving the Problem

To solve said problem, the premise of the present invention is toprovide a mounting base installed at a predetermined position of a newor existing concrete structure.

The present invention under said premise provides a mounting basecomprising: a plurality of bolts that are inserted into bolt holesopening the concrete structure having fixed end portions fixed to theconcrete structure and free end portions that upwardly extend from theconcrete structure; a foundation that is upwardly spaced away from a topsurface of the concrete structure at a predetermined interval; a coverthat is installed on the foundation; a frame material that is providedbetween an outer circumferential edge of the foundation and the concretestructure that blocks a gap between the concrete structure and the outercircumferential edge of the foundation; and a cement cured object thatis filled into a space surrounded by the concrete structure, thefoundation and the frame material, wherein the foundation has a bottomplate facing the concrete structure and a hollow tubing material thatupwardly extends from the bottom plate, wherein free end portions of thebolts are inserted into bolt holes opening the bottom plate and fixed tothe bottom plate with a specific fixing means, and fixed end portions ofthe bolts are fixed to the concrete structure with a specific fixingmeans, and a portion of the free end portions of the bolts that extendsbetween the concrete structure and the bottom plate is integrated withthe cement cured object filled into the space, and the cover blocks anopening at the top of the tubing material. In the mounting base, theopening at the top of the tubing material is blocked by the cover justafter filling the cement cured object into the space and prior tocompletion of a curing period of the cement cured object, the curingperiod of the cement cured object starts after the opening at the top ofthe tubing material is blocked by the cover, and a portion of the freeend portions of the bolts that extends between the concrete structureand the bottom plate is integrated with the cement cured object aftercompletion of the curing period.

As an illustrative example of the present invention, the bottom platehas a first portion that internally extends in a radial direction of thetubing material and a second portion that externally extends in a radialdirection of the tubing material, wherein the bolts are inserted intobolt holes opening the second portion of the bottom plate and insertedinto bolt holes of the concrete structure facing the second portion, andthe free end portions of the bolts are fixed to the second portion withfixing means and the fixed end portions of the bolts are fixed to boltholes of the concrete structure facing the second portion with fixingmeans, and the frame material is provided between the outercircumferential edge of the second portion of the bottom plate and theconcrete structure that blocks a gap between the concrete structure andthe outer circumferential edge of the second portion, and a portion ofthe free end portions of the bolts that extends between the concretestructure and the second portion of the bottom plate is integrated withthe cement cured object filled into the space.

As another illustrative example of the present invention, the concretestructure is formed from a concrete skeleton, a waterproof layerprovided on the concrete skeleton and a covering concrete provided onthe waterproof layer, wherein the fixed end portions of the bolts arefixed to bolt holes opening the concrete skeleton obtained by removingthe covering concrete and the waterproof layer from the concretestructure, and the bottom plate is upwardly spaced away from theconcrete skeleton at a predetermined interval.

As another illustrative example of the present invention, the concretestructure is formed from a concrete slab, a concrete beam, a waterprooflayer provided on the concrete slab and the beam and a covering concreteprovided on the waterproof layer, wherein the bolts are inserted intobolt holes opening the second portion of the bottom plate and insertedinto bolt holes opening the concrete slab obtained by removing thecovering concrete and the waterproof layer from the concrete structure,and the tubing material and the first portion of the bottom plate aredisposed on the concrete beam, the second portion of the bottom plate isdisposed on the concrete slab, and the bottom plate is upwardly spacedaway from the concrete slab and the concrete beam at a predeterminedinterval.

As another illustrative example of the present invention, the bolts areinserted into bolt holes opening the first portion of the bottom plateand inserted into bolt holes of the concrete structure facing the firstportion, and the free end portions of the bolts are fixed to the firstportion with fixing means and the fixed end portions of the bolts arefixed to the concrete structure facing the first portion with fixingmeans, and a portion of the free end portions of the bolts that extendsbetween the concrete structure and the first portion of the bottom plateis integrated with the cement cured object filled into the space.

As another illustrative example of the present invention, the secondportion of the bottom plate is linked to first side plates that upwardlystand from a circumferential edge thereof and second side plates thatare positioned between the first side plates that upwardly stand fromthe second portion, and a space surrounded by the second portion of thebottom plate and the first side plates is partitioned on the foundationand the cement cured object is filled into the space.

As another illustrative example of the present invention, the secondportion of the bottom plate is linked to first side plates that upwardlystand from a circumferential edge thereof and second side plates thatare positioned between the first side plates that upwardly stand fromthe second portion, and a space surrounded by the second portion of thebottom plate and the first side plates is partitioned on the foundationand a top plate blocks the opening at the top of the space.

As another illustrative example of the present invention, the mountingbase includes a waterproof layer covering the foundation, and a portionthat externally extends from the second portion of the bottom plate ofthe waterproof layer is connected to a waterproof layer of the concretestructure.

As another illustrative example of the present invention, a fill holefor filling the cement cured object into the space between the concretestructure and the bottom plate is provided at a predetermined positionof the bottom plate.

As another illustrative example of the present invention, a confirmationhole for confirming the state of the cement cured object filled into thespace between the concrete structure and the bottom plate is provided ata predetermined position of the bottom plate.

As another illustrative example of the present invention, the mountingbase includes height-adjusting bolts screwed into screwing holes openingthe bottom plate that adjust the height dimension of the foundation, andthe height dimension of the space and the height of the foundation fromthe concrete structure can be adjusted by adjusting the screwingposition relative to the bottom plate of the height-adjusting bolts.

Advantageous Effect of the Invention

The mounting base according to the present invention is formed from aplurality of bolts, a foundation that is upwardly spaced away from aconcrete structure at a predetermined interval, a cover that isinstalled on the foundation, a frame material that blocks a gap betweenthe concrete structure and an outer circumferential edge of thefoundation and a cement cured object that is filled into a space,wherein all of these general-purpose components are assembled in unitconstruction system at a construction site (mounting position), and itis not necessary to produce a formwork at a construction site whenconstructing a base and to cure a cement cured object at a base partmanufacturing plant and a construction site to produce a base. A basecan be constructed only by fixing a plurality of bolts to a bottom plateof the foundation and the concrete structure, filling a cement curedobject into a space and fixing a cover to the foundation, thereby savingwork, cost and time for producing a formwork and curing the cement curedobject, simplifying construction work and significantly shorteningconstruction time required therefor. In the mounting base, free endportions of bolts are fixed to the bottom plate of the foundation andfixed end portions of bolts are fixed to the concrete structure. Aftercompletion of a curing period of the cement cured object, bolt portionsare integrated with the cement cured object, and the load on the base isborne by the bolts and the cement cured object, thereby firmlyinstalling the base on the concrete structure and firmly installing asolar panel, an antenna, a water tank, a septic tank, and a mechanicalappliance such as an air-conditioning apparatus, a structure such as asteel tower and a steel building thereon. In the mounting base, a cementcured object is filled into a space surrounded by the concretestructure, the bottom plate of the foundation and a frame material andthe load on the base produced by installing a machine and equipment anda structure thereon is borne by the bolts and the cement cured object sothat the base doesn't incline or collapse in an undesired manner due touneven load distribution on the base to assuredly support the machineand equipment and the structure. In the mounting base, even if a gapbetween the concrete structure and an outer circumferential edge of thefoundation is filled with the frame material to fill the cement curedobject into said space, the cement cured object never leaks out of thegap (space). An opening of a tubing material can be blocked with thecover just after the cement cured object is filled into the space andprior to completion of a curing period of the cement cured object, andanother base mounting work can be conducted accordingly. Thus,construction time corresponding to the curing period of the cement curedobject can be shortened and construction time of a mounting base can besignificantly shortened. In the mounting base, it is not necessary toinstall a formwork for curing the cement cured object near the outsideof the outer circumferential edge of the foundation, thereby savingwork, time and cost for installing a formwork.

The mounting base is characterized in that the bottom plate has a firstportion and a second portion, and bolts are inserted into the secondportion of the bottom plate and a concrete structure facing the secondportion, free end portions of the bolts are fixed to the second portionand fixed end portions of the bolts are fixed to the concrete structurefacing the second portion, and a frame material blocks a gap between theconcrete structure and an outer circumferential edge of the secondportion. A portion of the free end portions of the bolts that extendsbetween the concrete structure and the second portion is integrated witha cement cured object filled into a space. In the above characteristic,it is not necessary to produce a formwork at a construction site whenconstructing a base and to cure a cement cured object at a base partmanufacturing plant and a construction site to produce a base. A basecan be constructed only by fixing a plurality of bolts to the secondportion of the bottom plate of a light foundation and the concretestructure, filling a cement cured object into a space and fixing a coverto a foundation. Thus, work, cost and time required for producing aformwork and curing a cement cured object can be saved and constructionwork can be simplified, and construction time required therefor can besignificantly shortened. In the mounting base, free end portions of thebolts are fixed to the second portion of the bottom plate and fixed endportions of the bolts are fixed to the concrete structure. Bolt portionsare integrated with the cement cured object after completion of a curingperiod of the cement cured object and the load on the base is borne bythe bolts and the cement cured object, thereby firmly installing thebase on the concrete structure and firmly installing a solar panel, anantenna, a water tank, a septic tank, and a mechanical appliance such asan air-conditioning apparatus, a structures such as a steel tower and asteel building thereon. In the mounting base, the area of bottom platecan be secured by externally extending the bottom plate in the radicaldirection of a tubing material to form a second portion and the load onthe base is borne with the bottom plate, and instead the radial size ofthe tubing material is made smaller to reduce the weight of the tubingmaterial, thereby making the tubing material lighter and thus making thebase lighter.

The mounting base is characterized in that fixed end portions of boltsare fixed to a concrete skeleton obtained by removing a concrete layerand a waterproof layer from a concrete structure, and a bottom plate isupwardly spaced away from the concrete skeleton, and even if a mountingposition for installing a machines and equipment and a structure is on aslab having a waterproof layer provided with a waterproof function on arooftop or underground part of an existing concrete, a base is installedon the concrete skeleton exposed after removing the waterproof layer atthe mounting position, and the waterproof layer near the mountingposition can be repaired just after the base is installed (a newwaterproof layer is provided). Therefore, a base can be promptlyinstalled to significantly reduce time required for installing the base.

The mounting base is characterized in that the concrete structure isformed from a concrete slab, a concrete beam, a waterproof layer and acovering concrete, and bolts are inserted into a second portion of abottom plate of a foundation and inserted into a slab obtained byremoving the covering concrete and the waterproof layer from theconcrete structure. A tubing material and a first portion of the bottomplate are disposed on the beam, the second portion of the bottom plateis disposed on the concrete slab and the bottom plate is upwardly spacedaway from the concrete slab and the beam at a predetermined interval. Abase can be constructed only by fixing bolts to the second portion ofthe bottom plate of a light foundation and the concrete slab, filling acement cured object into a space and fixing a cover to the foundation,thereby saving work and time required for producing a formwork andcuring a cement cured object, simplifying construction work andsignificantly shortening construction time required therefor. In themounting base, even if a mounting position thereof is on a slab and abeam having a waterproof layer provided with a waterproof function on arooftop and underground part of an existing concrete structure, a baseis installed on the concrete slab and the beam exposed after removingthe waterproof layer at a mounting position, a waterproof layer near themounting position can be repaired (a new waterproof layer is provided)just after installing the base, thereby promptly installing the base andsignificantly reducing time required for installing the base.

The mounting base is characterized in that bolts are inserted into afirst portion of a bottom plate and a concrete structure facing thefirst portion of the bottom plate, and free end portions of the boltsare fixed to the first portion and fixed end portions of the bolts arefixed to the concrete structure facing the first portion, and a portionof the free′ end portions of the bolts that extends between the concretestructure and the first portion of the bottom plate is integrated with acement cured object filled into a space. A base can be constructed onlyby fixing the bolts to the first and second portions of the bottom plateof a light foundation and the concrete structure, filling a cement curedobject into a space and fixing a cover to a foundation, thereby savingwork and time required for producing a formwork and curing the cementcured object, simplifying construction work and significantly shorteningconstruction time required therefor. In the mounting base, free endportions of the bolts are fixed to the first and second portions of thebottom plate and fixed end portions of the bolts are fixed to theconcrete structure. Bolt portions are integrated with the cement curedobject after completion of a curing period of the cement cured objectand the load on the base is borne by the bolts and the cement curedobject, thereby firmly installing the base on the concrete structure andfirmly installing a solar panel, an antenna, a water tank, a septictank, and a mechanical appliance such as an air-conditioning apparatus,a structures such as a steel tower and a steel building thereon. In themounting base, the cement cured object is filled into a space betweenthe concrete structure and the bottom plate and the load on the basewith a machine and equipment and a structure thereon is borne by thebolts and the cement cured object so that the base doesn't incline orcollapse in an undesired manner by the load of the base to assuredlysupport the machine and equipment and the structure.

The mounting base is characterized in that a second portion of a bottomplate is linked to first side plates and second side plates, and a spacesurrounded by the second portion of the bottom plate and the first sideplates is partitioned on a foundation to fill a cement cured object intothe space. The first and second side plates serve as a reinforcing platethat increases the strength of the bottom plate, thereby preventingdeformation and damage of the bottom plate by such a side plate.Therefore, the mounting base can be firmly installed on a concretestructure so that the base doesn't incline or collapse in an undesiredmanner by the load of the base to assuredly support a machine andequipment and a structure. In the mounting base, free end portions ofbolts are not exposed into the space, and corrosion of the free endportions or loosening of the free end portions can be prevented, andrelease of fixation of the free end portions and the bottom plate fromcorrosion of the free end portion can be prevented and loss of functionsof the base from loosening of fixation of the free end portions can beprevented.

The mounting base is characterized in that a second portion of a bottomplate is linked to first side plates and second side plates and a spacesurrounded by the second portion of the bottom plate and the first sideplates is partitioned on a foundation to block an opening of the spacewith a top plate. The first and second side plates serve as areinforcing plate that increases the strength of the bottom plate,thereby preventing deformation and damage of the bottom plate by such aside plate. Therefore, the mounting base can be firmly installed on aconcrete structure so that the base doesn't incline or collapse in anundesired manner by the load of the base to assuredly support a machineand equipment and a structure. In the mounting base, free end portionsof bolts are not exposed outside to prevent water leakage inside thespace, thereby preventing corrosion of free end portions and release offixation of the free end portions and the bottom plate from corrosion ofthe free end portions. In the mounting base, the opening of the space isblocked only with a top plate, thereby shortening a period for curing acement cured object compared to a case where a cement cured object isfilled into the space and shortening construction time correspondingthereto.

The mounting base is characterized in that a waterproof layer covering afoundation is included and a portion that externally extends from asecond portion of a bottom plate of the waterproof layer is connected toa waterproof layer of a concrete structure. Even if the base isinstalled outside the concrete structure, the waterproof layer canprevent water leakage inside a foundation, thereby preventing corrosionof the foundation or reduction in strength from water leakage inside thefoundation. Also, this structure can prevent water leakage inside theconcrete structure and degradation of the concrete structure therefrom.

The mounting base is characterized in that a fill hole for filling acement cured object into a space between a concrete structure and abottom plate is prepared at a predetermined position of a bottom plate.The cement cured object can be filled into a space using the fill holeafter fixing bolts to the bottom plate and the concrete structure toassuredly fill the cement cured object into the space. In the mountingbase, the load on the base with a machine and equipment and a structurethereon can be borne by the bolts and the cement cured object so thatthe base doesn't incline or collapse in an undesired manner by the loadon the base to assuredly support the machine and equipment and thestructure.

The mounting base is characterized in that a confirmation hole forconfirming the state of a cement cured object filled into a spacebetween a concrete structure and a bottom plate is prepared at apredetermined position of the bottom plate. The state of the cementcured object filled into the space using the confirmation hole isconfirmed in order to fill the cement cured object into the spacecompletely evenly. In the mounting base, the load on the base with amachine and equipment and a structure thereon can be borne by the boltsand the cement cured object so that the base doesn't incline or collapsein an undesired manner by the load on the base to assuredly support themachine and equipment and the structure.

The mounting base is characterized in that height-adjusting boltsscrewed into screwing holes opening a bottom plate that adjust theheight dimension of a foundation are included and the base is capable ofadjusting the height dimension of a space and adjusting the heightdimension of the foundation from a concrete structure by adjusting ascrewing position of the height-adjusting bolts relative to the bottomplate. The height dimension of the foundation can be changed during baseconstruction and a requirement for changing the height dimension of thebase can be promptly met by using the height-adjusting bolts. In themounting base, the height dimension thereof can be readily adjusted andevenly determined when mounting a plurality of mounting bases.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a mounting base showing one example.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a top surface of a mounting base.

FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken from line A-A of FIG. 1.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a top surface of a metal foundation.

FIG. 5 is a side view of a metal foundation.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing one example of a construction process of amounting base of FIG. 1.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a construction process of a mounting basefollowing FIG. 6.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a construction process of a mounting basefollowing FIG. 7.

FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a construction process of a mounting basefollowing FIG. 8.

FIG. 10 is a perspective view of a mounting base showing anotherexample.

FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a top surface of amounting base.

FIG. 12 is a sectional view taken from line B-B of FIG. 10.

FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a top surface of a metal foundation.

FIG. 14 is a side view of a metal foundation.

FIG. 15 is a diagram showing one example of a construction process of amounting base of FIG. 10.

FIG. 16 is a diagram showing a construction process of a mounting basefollowing FIG. 15.

FIG. 17 is a diagram showing a construction process of a mounting basefollowing FIG. 15.

FIG. 18 is a perspective view of a mounting base showing anotherexample.

FIG. 19 is a sectional view taken from line A-A of FIG. 1.

FIG. 20 is a diagram showing a top surface of a metal foundation.

FIG. 21 is a side view of a metal foundation.

FIG. 22 is a diagram showing one example of a construction process of amounting base of FIG. 18.

FIG. 23 is a diagram showing a construction process of a mounting basefollowing FIG. 22.

FIG. 24 is a diagram showing a construction process of a mounting basefollowing FIG. 23.

FIG. 25 is a diagram showing a construction process of a mounting basefollowing FIG. 24.

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION

The mounting base of the present invention will be described in detailwith reference to attached drawings such as FIG. 1 showing one exampleof a perspective view of amounting base 10A. FIG. 1 shows one mountingbase 10A installed on a concrete structure 11, but the number of bases10A installed is not limited to the one shown and generally 2 or morebases 10A are installed on the concrete structure 11. FIG. 2 is adiagram showing a top surface of a mounting base 10A and FIG. 3 is asectional view taken from line A-A of FIG. 1. FIG. 4 is a diagramshowing a top surface of a metal foundation 16 and FIG. 5 is a side viewof a metal foundation 16. In the FIG. 1, arrow X1 represents a verticaldirection, arrow X2 a lateral direction and arrow X3 a longitudinaldirection.

The mounting base 10A is installed at a predetermined mounting positionof a rooftop and underground part of a new or existing concretestructure 11 (all types of structures including buildings). The mountingposition is a intersecting position of a rooftop or underground slab anda beam. Herein, “slab” exactly means “floor slab,” but in thisembodiment, not only an underground floor of the concrete structure 11,but also a rooftop floor thereof.

The concrete structure 11 on which the base 10A is installed is, asshown in FIG. 3, formed from a concrete slab 12, a concrete beam 13, awaterproof layer 14 provided on the concrete slab 12 and the beam 13 anda covering concrete 15 provided on the waterproof layer 14. When theconcrete structure 11 is constructed underground, it can be formed onlyof a slab 12 and a beam 13, without waterproof layer 14 or coveringconcrete 15. The concrete slab 12 and the beam 13 are provided with aplurality of reinforcing bars (not shown) laid therein.

The mounting base 10A is installed on the concrete slab 12 and theconcrete beam 13 obtained by removing the covering concrete 15 and thewaterproof layer 14 from the concrete structure 11. The mounting base10A employs each of general-purpose (standardized) base componentsincluding a metal foundation 16 (foundation), a metal cover 17 (cover),a plurality of height-adjusting bolts 18, a plurality of support bolts19 (anchor bolt), a mortar 20 (cement cured object), a waterproof layer21 and a molding material 22 (frame material) assembled according to aprocess using a specific manual.

The metal foundation 16 is a standardized general-purpose product of thesame shape and size. After a plurality of metal foundations produced ata base part manufacturing plant other than a construction site, they arecarried to the construction site. The metal foundation 16 is disposed onthe concrete slab 12 and the concrete beam 13 obtained by removing thecovering concrete 15 and the waterproof layer 14 from the concretestructure 11. The metal foundation 16 is formed from a hollow tubularmetal tube 23 (tubing material) and a metal plate 24 (bottom plate) withan approximately rectangular planar shape. The metal foundation 16 isproduced by welding the metal tube 23 on a top surface of the metalplate 24. The metal tube 23 and the metal plate 24 are made of a metalsuch as iron, aluminum or alloy.

In the metal foundation 16, the metal tube 23 forming thereof (includinga later-mentioned first portion 30 of the metal plate 24) is disposedjust above the concrete beam 13, and a later-mentioned second portion 31of the metal plate 24 is disposed just above the concrete slab 12. Themetal foundation 16 is lighter than a reinforced concrete base, becausea concrete portion is saved. Thus, the weight of the base 10A can besignificantly reduced using the metal foundation 16.

The metal tube 23 has each side plate 25 in an approximately rectangularshape, and the section is formed in an approximately quadrangular shape.The metal tube 23 is disposed on a top surface in the middle of themetal plate 24, and a lower end edge thereof is welded to the topsurface of the metal plate 24 to be jointed (fused together). In themetal tube 23, a hollow space 26 is partitioned by a side wall 25thereof and a top of the metal tube 23 is formed from an opening 27surrounded by upper end edges of the side plates 25. The top of themetal tube 23 is provided with a plurality of fixing bolt screwing holes29 that screw cover fixing bolts 28. The fixing bolt screwing holes 29are provided with female screws (not shown) that screw the cover fixingbolts 28.

The metal plate 24 has a first portion 30 that internally extends in aradial direction from a lower end edge of the metal tube 23 (or thatinternally extends in a lateral direction of the metal tube 23) and asecond portion that externally extends in a radial direction from alower end edge of the metal tube 23 (or that externally extends in alateral direction of the metal tube 23). The first portion 30 isprovided with a plurality of adjusting bolt screwing holes 32 that screwthe height-adjusting bolts 18 (FIG. 4). The adjusting bolt screwingholes 32 are provided with female screws (not shown) screwed by theheight-adjusting bolts 18. The number and position of the bolt screwingholes 32 at the first portion 30 are not particularly limited and theadjusting bolt screwing holes 32 can be provided at any position of thefirst portion 30.

The metal plate 24 is provided with an elliptical fill hole 33 forfilling a mortar 20 in the middle of the first portion 30 thereof. Fourcorners of the first portion 30 are provided with a confirmation hole 34for confirming the state of the mortar 20 filled (FIG. 4). The firstportion 30 is provided with a plurality of reinforcing plates 35 thatextend in lateral and longitudinal directions. The reinforcing plates 35are welded to an inner surface of the metal tube 23 and a top surface ofthe metal plate 24 to be jointed (fused together). The reinforcing plate35 serves as a reinforcing material that increases the strength of themetal tube 23 and the metal plate 24.

The second portion 31 of the metal plate 24 has a both end edge(circumferential edge) that laterally extends and a both side edge(circumferential edge) that longitudinally extends. Rectangular firstside plates 36 that upwardly stand from an end edge along a both endedge thereof are welded to the second portion 31 to be jointed (fusedtogether) and rectangular first side plates 36 that upwardly stand froma side edge along a both side edge thereof are welded to the secondportion 31 to be jointed (fused together). The first side plates 36linked to end edges of the second portion 31 (including the firstportion 30) laterally extend parallel to one another. The first sideplates 36 linked to side edges of the second portion 31 longitudinallyextend parallel to one another.

Rectangular second side plates 37 positioned between the first sideplates 36 that upwardly stand from the second portion 31 are welded tothe second portion 31 of the metal plate 24 to be jointed (fusedtogether). The second side plates 37 longitudinally extend parallel toone another. The first and second side plates 36, 37 serve as areinforcing plate that increases the strength of the second portion 31of the metal plate 24. A space 38 surrounded by the second portion 31 ofthe metal plate 24 and the first side plates 36 is partitioned on themetal foundation 16. The space 38 is filled with the mortar 20 (cementcured object), which is cured into the space 38 (FIG. 3). A metal topplate (not shown) is disposed on a top surface of the second portion 31of the metal plate 24, and the top plate may block an opening of thespace 38. In this case, the mortar 20 is not filled into the space 38,and the top plate is welded to an upper end edge of the first and secondside plates 36, 37 to be jointed (fused together).

The second portion 31 of the metal plate 24 is provided with a pluralityof support bolt insertion holes 39 (bolt hole) that insert the supportbolts 19. The support bolt insertion holes 39 are provided using adrill, which vertically pass through the second portion 31 of the metalplate 24. The support bolt insertion holes 39 are aligned laterally andlongitudinally at the second portion 31 with a predetermined interval.FIG. 4 shows 8 support bolt insertion holes 39 provided, but the numberof support bolt insertion holes 39 is not specifically limited, butdetermined according to structural calculation (strength calculation)prior to mounting of the base 10A.

A position for installing a base of the concrete slab 12A is providedwith a plurality of support bolt insertion holes 40 (bolt hole) thatinsert the support bolts 19. The support bolt insertion holes 40 areprovided using a drill and vertically pass through the concrete slab 12so that they don't contact with reinforcing bars laid in the concreteslab 12. The support bolt insertion holes 40 are positioned at thesupport bolt insertion holes 39 formed at the second portion 31 of themetal plate 24 when the metal foundation 16 is placed on a top surfaceof the concrete slab 12. The support bolt insertion holes 40 are alignedlaterally and longitudinally at the concrete slab 12 with apredetermined interval.

The metal cover 17 is a standardized general-purpose product of the sameshape and size. After a plurality of metal covers 17 are produced at abase part manufacturing plant other than a construction site, they arecarried to the construction site. The metal cover 17 is made of a metalsuch as iron, aluminum and alloy, and a planar shape thereof is made inan approximately rectangular shape. On an undersurface of the metalcover 17 or inside a circumferential edge of the cover 17 is an anglebar 41 (steel material) for fixing the cover 17 to a top of the metaltube 23 welded to be jointed (fused together). On an undersurface of themetal cover 17 and a circumferential edge of the cover 17 is a drainangle bar 42 (steel material) welded to be jointed (fused together). Theangle bar 41 is provided with fixing bolt insertion holes (not shown)that insert cover fixing bolts 28, and hexagonal nuts 43 are welded tothe fixing bolt insertion holes to be jointed (fused together).

The metal cover 17 is fixed to a top of the metal tube 24 by the coverfixing bolts 28 inserted into the fixing bolt insertion holes providedat the angle bar 41 and the hexagonal nuts 43 attached to the angle bar41 to block the opening 27 of the metal tube 24 in a watertight manner.The top surface of the metal cover 17 is provided with a fixed apparatusfor installing a solar panel, an antenna, a water tank, a septic tank,and a mechanical appliance such as an air-conditioning apparatus, astructure such as a steel tower and a steel building (not shown).

The height-adjusting bolts 18 are hexagon head bolts formed from athreaded shaft 44 having a male screw (not shown) provided and a bolthead 45. The threaded shaft 44 of the height-adjusting bolts 18 isscrewed beforehand into the adjusting bolt screwing holes 32 provided atthe first portion 30 of the metal plate 24. In the bolt head 45, as theheight-adjusting bolts 18 are rotated counterclockwise, the threadedshaft 44 of the bolts 18 slowly advances toward the bolt screwing holes32 downward and extends from an undersurface of the first portion 30downward to make the bolt head 45 abut against a top surface of theconcrete beam 13. Accordingly, the metal foundation 16 can be spacedaway from a top surface of the concrete slab 12 and the concrete beam 13upwardly with a predetermined dimension. Conversely, as theheight-adjusting bolts 18 are rotated clockwise, the threaded shaft 44of the bolts 18 slowly advances toward the bolt screwing holes 32upwardly and upwardly extends from an undersurface of the first portion30. Accordingly, the metal foundation 16 can be closer to a top surfaceof the concrete slab 12 and the concrete beam 13.

As the height-adjusting bolts 18 are rotated in the adjusting boltscrewing holes 32, the metal plate 24 of the metal foundation 16 isupwardly spaced away from a top surface of the concrete slab 12 and theconcrete beam 13, and a space 46 is formed with a predetermined heightdimension between a top surface of the concrete slab 12 and the beam 13and an undersurface of the metal plate 24. By adjusting the screwingposition of the height-adjusting bolts 18 relative to the first portion30 of the metal plate 24 of the metal foundation 16, the heightdimension of the space 46 can be adjusted and the height dimension ofthe metal foundation 16 from a top surface of the concrete slab 12 andthe concrete beam 13 can be adjusted within the length of the bolt 18.

The support bolts 19 are standardized general-purpose products of thesame length and diameter. After a plurality of support bolts areproduced at a base part manufacturing plant other than a constructionsite, they are carried to the construction site. The bolts 19 are madeof a steel material, and are inserted into the support bolt insertionholes 39 provided at the second portion 31 of the metal plate 24 andinserted into the support bolt insertion holes 40 provided on theconcrete slab 12 (concrete structure). The support bolts 19 have freeend portions 47 that upwardly extend from a top surface of the concreteslab 12, fixed end portions 48 that downwardly extend from anundersurface of the concrete slab 12 and an intermediate portion 49positioned in the support bolt insertion holes 40 of the concrete slab12 that extends between the end portions 47, 48.

The free end portions 47 of the support bolts 19 are inserted into thesupport bolt insertion holes 39 opening the metal plate 24 and fixed tothe metal plate 24 with hexagonal double nuts 50 (fixing means). Thehexagonal double nuts 50 are attached to a portion of the free endportions 47 that upwardly extends from the metal plate 24. The fixed endportions 48 of the support bolts 19 are fixed to the concrete slab 12with hexagonal double nuts 51 (fixing means). When the hexagonal doublenuts 50, 51 are screwed into the end portions 47, 48 of the supportbolts 19, the height dimension of the metal foundation 16 from a topsurface of the concrete slab 12 and the concrete beam 13 is alreadyadjusted by the height-adjusting bolts 18.

The mortar 20 is filled into a space 46 formed between a top surface ofthe concrete slab 12 and the concrete beam 13 and an undersurface of themetal plate 24. The mortar 20 is filled from the fill hole 33 formed onthe metal plate 24. The mortar 20 filled into the space 46 is cured andthe mortar 20 is jointed to a top surface of the concrete slab 12 andthe concrete beam 13 and an undersurface of the first and secondportions 30, 31 of the metal plate 24 and to the support bolt 19.

In the space 46, a portion of the free end portions 47 of the supportbolts 19 that extends between a top surface of the concrete slab 12 andthe second portion 31 of the metal plate 24 is integrated with themortar 20. The cured mortar 20 bears the load on the base 10A (on themetal cover 17) with a solar panel, an antenna, a water tank, a septictank, and a mechanical appliance such as an air-conditioning apparatus,a structure such as a steel tower and a steel building thereon togetherwith the support bolts 19. As a cement cured object filled into thespace 46, concrete can be used in addition to the mortar 20.

A trigonal prism-shaped molding material 22 (frame material) is providedat an intersecting portion of the metal tube 23 and the metal plate 24.The molding material 22 is secured to the metal tube 23 and the metalplate 24 with an adhesive agent (not shown) to surround the whole outercircumferential edge of the metal tube 23. The covering concrete 15 andthe concrete slab 12 are provided with a trigonal prism-shaped moldingmaterial 22 (frame material). The molding material 22 is secured to theconcrete slab 12 and the covering concrete 15 with an adhesive agent(not shown). The molding material 22 is provided between an outercircumferential edge of the metal foundation 16 (an outercircumferential edge of the metal plate 24) and the concrete slab 12(the concrete structure) to surround the whole outer circumferentialedge of the metal plate 24 and block a gap between the concrete slab 12and an outer circumferential edge of the metal plate 24.

The waterproof layer 21 is provided outside each side plate 25 of themetal tube 23 to cover the whole side plate 25, and provided outside themetal plate 24 (on a top surface of the mortar 20 filed into the space38 or a top surface of a top plate blocking the space 38) to cover thewhole metal plate 24 and the whole first and second side plates 36, 37.The waterproof layer 21 is employed as an asphalt waterproof that formsasphalt sheet layers by laminating a plurality of thin asphalt sheets.The asphalt sheets are secured to the side plate 25 of the metal tube23, the mortar 20, the first and second side plates 36, 37 and themolding material 22 with each distinct adhesive property. A portion thatexternally extends from the second portion 31 of the metal plate 24 ofthe waterproof layer 21 (an asphalt sheet secured to the moldingmaterial 22) is connected to the waterproof layer 14 of the concretestructure 11. As the waterproof layer 21, vinyl chloride sheetwaterproof, rubber sheet waterproof, urethane waterproof, epoxywaterproof, or FRP waterproof can be used in addition to the asphaltwaterproof.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing one example of a construction process of amounting base 10A, and FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a constructionprocess of a mounting base 10A following FIG. 6. FIG. 8 is a diagramshowing a construction process of a mounting base 10A following FIG. 7,and FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a construction process of a mountingbase 10A following FIG. 8. FIGS. 6 to 9 show a concrete structure 11 asa section, and each component of the base 10A (not all components) as asection. A construction process of the base 10A will be described asfollows with reference to FIGS. 6 to 9 in cases where the mounting base10A is installed on a rooftop of the concrete structure 11.

Each general-purpose base component produced at a base partmanufacturing plant (a metal foundation 16 (foundation), a metal cover17 (cover), height-adjusting bolts 18, support bolts 19 (anchor bolt), awaterproof layer 21 and a molding material 22 (frame material)) iscarried from the plant to a construction site. Upon shipping from thebase part manufacturing plant, support bolt insertion holes 39 (bolthole) are not provided at a second portion 31 of a metal plate 24, andthe support bolt insertion holes 39 are bored at the second portion 31at the construction site. A plurality of adjusting bolt screwing holes32 are provided beforehand at the first portion 30 of the metal plate 24at the base part manufacturing plant, and the height-adjusting bolts 18are screwed into the bolt screwing holes 32.

The rooftop concrete structure 11 is, as shown in FIG. 6, formed from aconcrete slab 12, a concrete beam 13, a waterproof layer 14 provided onthe concrete slab 12 and the beam 13 and a covering concrete 15 providedon the waterproof layer 14. First, the mounting position of the base 10Aon the rooftop concrete structure 11 is determined and marked, and asshown in FIG. 6, the covering concrete 15 and the waterproof layer 14are removed from the concrete structure 11 at the mounting position toexpose the concrete slab 12 and the beam 13.

The concrete structure 11 shown in the figure is formed from theconcrete slab 12, the concrete beam 13, the waterproof layer 14 and thecovering concrete 15, but it is not limited to the one shown and themounting base 10A can be constructed on all concrete structures of otherconfigurations currently used. For instance, when a concrete structureis formed from a resin coating film by further applying a syntheticresin on a concrete slab and a concrete beam, the resin coating film, acovering concrete and a waterproof layer are removed from the concretestructure at a base mounting position to expose the concrete slab andthe beam.

After exposing the concrete slab 12 and the concrete beam 13 from theconcrete structure 11, the position of reinforcing bars installed insidethe concrete slab 12 and the beam 13 is measured using a sensor.Subsequently, since the support bolts 19 are installed so that theydoesn't contact with the reinforcing bars, the boring position off thereinforcing bars of the support bolt insertion holes 39 (bolt hole) ismarked at the second portion 31 of the metal plate 24. With reference tomarked positions, the support bolt insertion hole 39 are bored at theboring position of the second portion 31 of the metal plate 24 using adrill (insertion hole boring process). After the bolt insertion holes 39are bored, as shown in FIG. 7, with reference to marked base mountingpositions on the concrete slab 12 and the beam 13, the metal foundation16 is temporarily installed at the mounting positions (foundationtemporarily installing process).

In the foundation temporarily installing process, when the metalfoundation 16 is temporarily installed, the metal tube 23 and the firstportion 30 of the metal plate 24 are positioned just above the concretebeam 13, and the second portion 31 of the metal plate 24 is positionedjust above the concrete slab 12 to make a bolt head 45 of theheight-adjusting bolts 18 abut against a top surface of the concretebeam 13. When the metal foundation 16 is temporarily installed at themounting position, the foundation 16 stands by itself on a top surfaceof the concrete slab 12 and the beam 13 by being supported by theheight-adjusting bolts 18 that abut against a top surface of theconcrete beam 13.

After the metal foundation 16 is temporarily installed, screwingpositions of the height-adjusting bolts 18 relative to the first portion30 of the metal plate 24 of the foundation 16 are adjusted and theinstallation height of the foundation 16 from a top surface of theconcrete slab 12 and the concrete beam 13 (height dimension) (heightdimension of a space 46) is adjusted (installation height adjustingprocess). In the installation height adjusting process, as shown in thedescription of the height-adjusting bolts 18, as the adjusting bolts 18are rotated clockwise or counterclockwise in the adjusting bolt screwingholes 32, the dimension spaced away from a top surface of the concreteslab 12 and the concrete beam 13 of the metal foundation 16 is adjusted.

In the mounting base 10A, the height dimension of the metal foundation16 can be changed during construction of the base 10A using theheight-adjusting bolts 18, and a requirement for changing the heightdimension of the base 10A can be promptly met. In the mounting base 10A,when a plurality of mounting bases are installed, the height dimensionof the bases 10A can be readily adjusted and evenly determined.

After adjusting the height dimension of the metal foundation 16, boringpositions of support bolt insertion holes 40 (bolt hole) of the concreteslab 12 are marked with reference to positions of the support boltinsertion holes 39 of metal plate 24. Subsequently, after the metalfoundation 16 is temporarily retreated from the temporarily installedposition (mounting position), the support bolt insertion holes 40 arebored at boring positions marked with a drill (insertion hole boringprocess). After providing the support bolt insertion holes 40 on theconcrete slab 12, the metal foundation 16 is temporarily installed atthe mounting position again, and as shown in FIG. 8, the support bolts19 are inserted into the support bolt insertion holes 39 provided at thesecond portion 31 of the metal plate 24 and the support bolts 19 areinserted into the support bolt insertion holes 40 provided on theconcrete slab 12.

As the support bolts 19 are inserted into the support bolt insertionholes 39, 40, free end portions 47 upwardly extend from a top surface ofthe concrete slab 12 and fixed end portions 48 downwardly extend from anundersurface of the concrete slab 12, and an intermediate portion 49 ispositioned in the support bolt insertion holes 40 of the concrete slab12. Subsequently, hexagonal double nuts 50 are screwed into a portion ofthe free end portions 47 of the support bolts 19 that upwardly extendsfrom the metal plate 24 and hexagonal double nuts 51 are screwed intothe fixed end portions 48 of the support bolts 19, and the support bolts19 are fixed to the metal plate 24 and the concrete slab 12 (supportbolt fixing process).

After the support bolts 19 are fixed to the metal plate 24 and theconcrete slab 12, and as shown in FIG. 9, a mortar 29 (cement curedobject) is filled into a space 38 surrounded by the second portion 31 ofthe metal plate 24 and the first side plates 36 to cure a mortar 20. Tosave a curing period of the mortar 20, a metal top plate (not shown) isdisposed on a top surface of the second portion 31 of the metal plate 24instead of the mortar 20 to block an opening of the space 38 with itstop plate (space closing process). In this case, the mortar 20 is notfilled into the space 38 and the top plate is welded to an upper endedge of first and second side plates 36, 37 to be jointed (fusedtogether).

After the mortar 20 is cured or the opening of the space 38 is blockedwith the top plate, the trigonal prism-shaped molding material 22 isprovided at an intersecting portion of the metal tube 23 and the metalplate 24, and the molding material 22 is secured to the metal tube 23and the metal plate 24 with an adhesive agent (not shown). In addition,trigonal prism-shaped molding materials 22 are installed on the coveringconcrete 15 and the concrete slab 12, and the molding material 22 issecured to the covering concrete 15 and the concrete slab 12 with anadhesive agent (not shown) (frame material installing process). When themolding material 22 is installed at an intersecting portion of the metaltube 23 and the metal plate 24, the molding material 22 surrounds thewhole outer circumferential edge of the metal tube 23. When the moldingmaterial 22 is installed on the covering concrete 15 and the concreteslab 12, the molding material 22 surrounds the whole outercircumferential edge of the metal plate 24, and the molding material 22blocks a gap between the concrete slab 12 and an outer circumferentialedge of the metal plate 24.

After the molding material 22 is installed, the waterproof layer 21 isinstalled outside each side plate 25 of the metal tube 23 and outsidethe metal plate 24 (on a top surface of the mortar 20 filled into thespace 38 or a top surface of the top plate blocking the space 38)(waterproof layer installing process). In the waterproof layerinstalling process, a plurality of thin asphalt sheets are securedoutside each side plate 25 of the metal tube 23, outside the metal plate24 and outside the molding material 22 to provide the waterproof layer21, and the waterproof layer 21 that extends from the molding material22 is connected to the waterproof layer 14 of the concrete structure 11.Even if the mounting base 10A is installed outside the concretestructure 11, the waterproof layer 21 can prevent water leakage insidethe metal foundation 16 and prevent the foundation 16 from corroding anddecreasing the strength. Also, the waterproof layer 21 can prevent waterleakage inside the concrete structure 11 and degradation of thestructure 11 therefrom.

After the waterproof layer 21 is installed, the mortar 20 (cement curedobject) is filled into a space 46 formed between a top surface of theconcrete slab 12 and the concrete beam 13 and an undersurface of themetal plate 24 (cement cured object filling process). In the cementcured object filling process, the state of the mortar 20 filled into thespace 46 is confirmed from a confirmation hole 34 to fill the mortar 20into the space 46 from the fill hole 33.

In the mounting base 10A, since the mortar 20 can be filled into thespace 46 using the fill hole 33 after fixing the support bolts 19 to themetal plate 24 and the concrete slab 12, the mortar 20 can be assuredlyfilled into the space 46. In the mounting base 10A, the state of themortar 20 filled into the space 46 is confirmed using a confirmationhole 34 to fill the mortar 20 into the space 46 completely evenly.

Just after filling the mortar 20 into the space 46, the metal cover 17is immediately fitted into a top of the metal tube 23 to block anopening 27 of the metal tube 23 prior to completion of a curing periodof the mortar 20. After the metal cover 17 is fitted into the top of themetal tube 23, cover fixing bolts 28 are screwed into fixing boltscrewing holes 29 provided at an upper portion of each side plate 25 ofthe metal tube 23 and bolts 29 are inserted into cover fixing boltinsertion holes of the angle bar 41 of the metal cover 17, and the bolts29 are screwed into hexagonal nuts 43 provided in bolt insertion holesto fix the cover 17 to a top of the metal tube 25 (top closing process)(FIG. 3 assisted). An opening 27 of the metal tube 25 is blocked by themetal cover 17 in a watertight manner.

In fact, since the gap (a circumferential edge of the space 46) isblocked by the molding material 22, the molding material 22 serves as abank that prevents the leakage of a pre-cured mortar 20, and the mortar20 filled into the space 46 shows no leakage from the gap (the space46), and the opening 27 can be blocked by the metal cover 17 just afterfilling the mortar 20. In the mounting base 10A, the mortar 20 filledinto the space 46 just after fitting the metal cover 17 into a top ofthe metal tube 25 (or fixing) is pre-cured and a curing period of themortar 20 starts after the cover 17 is fixed to the top of the tube 25.

In the space 46, the mortar 20 filled therein is cured after completionof a curing period of the mortar 20, a portion of the free end portions47 of the support bolts 19 that extends between a top surface of theconcrete beam 13 (concrete skeleton 13) and the metal plate 24 of themetal tube 25 (a portion of the free end portions 47 of the supportbolts 19 that is downwardly exposed from an undersurface of the metalplate 24) is integrated with the mortar 20 to form a reinforced mortar.

After each of the above processes is completed, the mounting base 10Ashown in FIGS. 1 to 3 is completed. In the mounting base 10A, theopening 27 of the metal tube 23 can be immediately blocked by the metalcover 17 to complete the base 10A after filling the mortar 20 into thespace 46 and prior to completion of a curing period of the mortar 20,thereby shortening construction time corresponding to the curing periodof the mortar 20 filled into the space 46 and constructing a pluralityof bases 10A prior to completion of the curing period.

In the mounting base 10A, the base 10A can be constructed only by fixinga plurality of support bolts 19 to the second portion 31 of the metalplate 24 of a light metal foundation 16 and the concrete slab 12,filling the mortar 20 into the space 46 and fixing the metal cover 17 toa top of the metal tube 23. All of these general-purpose components areassembled in unit construction system, thereby saving work, cost andtime required for producing a framework and curing a mortar, simplifyingconstruction work and significantly shortening construction timerequired therefor.

In the mounting base 10A, even if the mounting position is on theconcrete slab 12 or the beam 13 having a waterproof layer provided witha waterproof function on a rooftop and underground part of an existingconcrete structure 11, the base 10A is installed on the concrete slab 12and the beam 13 exposed after removing the waterproof layer 14 at themounting position, and the waterproof layer near the mounting positioncan be repaired (a new waterproof layer 21 can be provided) just afterinstalling the base 10A, thereby promptly installing the base 10A andsignificantly reducing time required for installing the base 10A.

In the mounting base 10A, the free end portions 47 of the support bolts19 are fixed to the second portion 31 of the metal plate 24 and thefixed end portions 48 of the support bolts 19 are fixed to the concreteslab 12, thereby firmly installing the base 10A to the concretestructure 11 and firmly installing a solar panel, an antenna, a watertank, a septic tank, and a mechanical appliance such as anair-conditioning apparatus, a structure such as a steel tower and asteel building thereon. In the mounting base 10A, the mortar 20 isfilled into the space 46 between a top surface of the concrete slab 12and the concrete beam 13 and an undersurface of the metal plate 24, andthe load on the base 10A with a machine and equipment and a structurethereon is borne by the support bolts 19 and the mortar 20 so that thebase doesn't incline or collapse in an undesired manner by the load ofthe base 10A to assuredly support the machine and equipment and thestructure.

FIG. 10 is a perspective view of a mounting base 10B showing anotherexample, and FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a top surface of a mountingbase 10B. FIG. 12 is a sectional view taken from line B-B of FIG. 10 andFIG. 13 is a diagram showing a top surface of a metal foundation 16.FIG. 14 is a side view of a metal foundation 16. In FIG. 10, arrow X1represents a vertical direction, arrow X2 a lateral direction and arrowX3 a longitudinal direction.

The mounting base 10B is different from the one shown in FIG. 1 in thata first portion 30 of a metal plate 24 and a concrete beam 13 are formedfrom a plurality of support bolt insertion holes 52, 53 that insertsupport bolts 19 (anchor bolt), the support bolts 19 are inserted intothe support bolt insertion holes 52, 53, and the support bolts 19inserted into the support bolt insertion holes 52, 53 are fixed to thefirst portion 30 of the metal plate 24 and the concrete beam 13 withhexagonal double nuts 50, 51 (fixing means). Other configurations of thebase 10B are the same as those of the base 10A shown in FIG. 1.Therefore, as to the components of the base 10B that are numbered thesame as those of the base 10A shown in FIG. 1, with reference to FIG. 1showing the base 10A, the detailed explanations are not repeatedlyprovided.

The mounting base 10B, like the one shown in FIG. 1, is installed on aconcrete slab 12 and the concrete beam 13 obtained by removing acovering concrete 15 and a waterproof layer 14 from a concrete structure11. The mounting base 10B is formed from each of general-purpose(standardized) base components: a metal foundation 16 (foundation), ametal cover 17 (cover), a plurality of height-adjusting bolts 18, aplurality of support bolts 19, a mortar 20, a waterproof layer 21 and amolding material 22 (frame material) assembled in a specific manner.

The metal foundation 16 is disposed on the concrete slab 12 and theconcrete beam 13 obtained by removing the covering concrete 15 and thewaterproof layer 14 from the concrete structure 11. The metal foundation16 is formed from a metal tube 23 and the metal plate 24. The metal tube23 (including a first portion 30 of the metal plate 24) is disposed justabove the concrete beam 13 and a second portion 31 of the metal plate 24is disposed just above the concrete slab 12. The metal tube 23 is thesame as the one of the base 10A shown in FIG. 1. The metal foundation 16is lighter than a reinforced concrete base, because a concrete portionis saved. Thus, the weight of the base 10B can be significantly reducedusing the metal foundation 16.

The metal plate 24 has a first portion 30 that internally extends in aradial direction from a lower end edge of the metal tube 23 and a secondportion 31 that externally extends in a radial direction from a lowerend edge of the metal tube 23. The first portion 30 is provided with aplurality of adjusting bolt screwing holes 32 that screw theheight-adjusting bolts 18 (FIG. 13). The first portion 30 is providedwith an elliptical fill hole 33 for filling the mortar 20 in the middleand four corners of the first portion 30 are provided with aconfirmation hole 34 for confirming the state of the mortar 20 filled(FIG. 13). The first portion 30 is provided with a plurality ofreinforcing plates 35 that extend laterally and longitudinally.

The second portion 31 of the metal plate 24 is provided with first sideplates 36 that upwardly stand from an end edge along both end edgesthereof and first side plates 36 that upwardly stand from a side edgealong both side edges thereof. In addition, second side plates 37positioned between the first side plates 36 that upwardly stand from thesecond portion 31 are provided. The mortar 20 (cement cured object) isfilled into a space 38 surrounded by the second portion 31 of the metalplate 24 and the first side plates 36, and the mortar 20 is cured intothe space 38 (FIG. 12). Like the base 10A shown in FIG. 1, a metal topplate is provided on a top surface of the second portion 31 of the metalplate 24, and the top plate may block an opening of the space 38.

The first portion 30 of the metal plate 24 is provided with a pluralityof support bolt insertion holes 52 (bolt hole) that insert the supportbolts 19. The support bolt insertion holes 52 are provided using adrill, which vertically pass through the first portion 30 of the metalplate 24. The support bolt insertion holes 52 are aligned laterally andlongitudinally at the first portion 30 with a predetermined interval. Asshown in FIG. 13, 4 support bolt insertion holes 52 are provided, butthe number of the insertion holes 52 is not particularly limited, butdetermined by structural calculation (strength calculation) prior tomounting of the base 10B. The second portion 31 of the metal plate 24Ais provided with a plurality of support bolt insertion holes 39 (bolthole) that insert the support bolts 19. The support bolt insertion holes39 are aligned laterally and longitudinally at a second portion 31 witha predetermined interval.

The base mounting position of the concrete beam 13 is provided with aplurality of support bolt insertion holes 53 (bolt hole) that insert thesupport bolts 19. The support bolt insertion holes 53 are provided usinga drill, which vertically pass through the beam 13 so that they don'tcontact with reinforcing bars laid in the concrete beam 13. The supportbolt insertion holes 53 are positioned at the support bolt insertionholes 52 formed at the first portion 30 of the metal plate 24 when themetal foundation 16 is placed on a top surface of the concrete slab 12and the concrete beam 13. The support bolt insertion holes 53 arealigned laterally and longitudinally at the concrete beam 13 with apredetermined interval.

The base mounting position of the concrete slab 12 is provided with aplurality of support bolt insertion holes 40 (bolt hole) that insert thesupport bolts 19. The support bolt insertion holes 40 are provided usinga drill, which vertically pass through the concrete slab 12 so that theydon't contact with reinforcing bars laid in the concrete slab 12. Thesupport bolt insertion holes 40 are positioned at the support boltinsertion hole 39 formed at the second portion 31 of the metal plate 24when the metal foundation 16 is placed on a top surface of the concreteslab 12 and the concrete beam 13.

The metal cover 17 and the height-adjusting bolts 18 are the same asthose of the base 10A shown in FIG. 1. The metal cover 17, like the oneshown in FIG. 1, is fixed to a top of the metal tube 24 by cover fixingbolts 28 inserted into fixing bolt insertion holes provided at an anglebar 41 and hexagonal nuts 43 attached to the angle bar 41 to block anopening of the metal tube 24 in a watertight manner.

As the height-adjusting bolt 18, like the one shown in FIG. 1, arerotated in the adjusting bolt screwing holes 32, the metal plate 24 ofthe metal foundation 16 is upwardly spaced away from a top surface ofthe concrete slab 12 and the concrete beam 13 and a space 46 of apredetermined height dimension is formed between a top surface of theconcrete slab 12 and the beam 13 and an undersurface of the metal plate24. By adjusting the screwing position of the height-adjusting bolts 18relative to the first portion 30 of the metal plate 24 of the metalfoundation 16, the height dimension of the space 46 can be adjusted andthe height dimension of the metal foundation 16 from a top surface ofthe concrete slab 12 and the concrete beam 13 can be adjusted within thelength of the bolt 18.

The support bolts 19 are inserted into the support bolt insertion hole39, 52 provided at the first and second portions 30, 31 of the metalplate 24 and inserted into the support bolt insertion hole 40, 53provided by the concrete slab 12 and the concrete beam 13. The supportbolts 19 have free end portions 47 that upwardly extend from a topsurface of the concrete slab 12 and the concrete beam 13, fixed endportions 48 that downwardly extend from an undersurface of the concreteslab 12 and the beam 13 and an intermediate portion 49 positioned at thesupport bolt insertion holes 40, 53 of the concrete slab 12 and the beam13 that extends between the ends 47, 48.

The free end portions 47 of the support bolts 19 are inserted into thesupport bolt insertion hole 39, 52 opening the metal plate 24 and fixedto the metal plate 24 with hexagonal double nuts 50 (fixing means). Thefixed end portions 48 of the support bolts 19 are fixed to the concreteslab 12 and the concrete beam 13 with hexagonal double nuts 51 (fixingmeans). When the hexagonal double nuts 50, 51 are screwed into the ends47, 48 of the support bolts 19, the height dimension of the metalfoundation 16 from a top surface of the concrete slab 12 and theconcrete beam 13 is already adjusted by the height-adjusting bolts 18.

The mortar 20 is filled into the space 46 from the fill hole 33 formedon the metal plate 24. The mortar 20 filled into the space 46 is cured,and the mortar 20 is jointed on a top surface of the concrete slab 12and an undersurface of the first and second portions 30, 31 of the metalplate 24 and jointed on the support bolts 19. In the space 46, a portionof the free end portions 47 of the support bolts 19 that extends betweena top surface of the concrete slab 12 and a second portion 31 of themetal plate 24 is integrated with the mortar 20. The cured mortar 20bears the load on the base 10B with a solar panel, an antenna, a watertank, a septic tank, and a mechanical appliance such as anair-conditioning apparatus, a structure such as a steel tower and asteel building thereon (on the metal cover 17) together with the supportbolts 19.

A trigonal prism-shaped molding material 22 (frame material) is providedat an intersecting portion of the metal tube 23 and the metal plate 24.The molding material 22 is secured to the metal tube 23 and the metalplate 24 with an adhesive agent (not shown) to surround the whole outercircumferential edge of the metal tube 23. The covering concrete 15 andthe concrete slab 12 are provided with a trigonal prism-shaped moldingmaterial 22 (frame material). The molding material 22 is secured to theconcrete slab 12 and the covering concrete 15 with an adhesive agent(not shown). A molding material 22 is provided between an outercircumferential edge of the metal foundation 16 (an outercircumferential edge of the metal plate 24) and the concrete slab 12 (aconcrete structure) to surround the whole outer circumferential edge ofthe metal plate 24 and block a gap between the concrete slab 12 and anouter circumferential edge of the metal plate 24.

The waterproof layer 21 is provided outside each side plate 25 of themetal tube 23 to cover the whole side plate 25 and provided outside ofthe metal plate 24 (a top surface of the mortar 20 filled into the space38 or a top surface of a top plate blocking the space 38) to cover thewhole metal plate 24 and the whole first and second side plates 36, 37.The waterproof layer 21 involves the use of an asphalt waterproof forpreparing asphalt sheet layers by laminating a plurality of thin asphaltsheets. The asphalt sheets are secured to a side plate 25 of the metaltube 23, the mortar 20, the first and second side plates 36, 37 and themolding material 22 with each distinct adhesive property. A portion thatexternally extends from the second portion 31 of the metal plate 24 ofthe waterproof layer 21 (a asphalt sheet secured to the molding material22) is connected to the waterproof layer 14 of the concrete structure11.

FIG. 15 is a diagram showing one example of a construction process of amounting base 10B, and FIG. 16 is a diagram showing a constructionprocess of a mounting base 10B following FIG. 15. FIG. 17 is a diagramshowing a construction process of a mounting base 10B following FIG. 15.FIGS. 15 to 17 show a concrete structure 11 as a section, and eachcomponent of the base 10B (not all components) as a section.

With reference to FIGS. 15 to 17 together with FIG. 6-assistedreference, a construction process of the mounting base 10B will bedescribed as an example of mounting a mounting base 10B on a rooftop ofthe concrete structure 11. Upon shipping from a base part manufacturingplant, first and second portions 30, 31 of the metal plate 24 are notprovided with support bolt insertion holes 39, 52 (bolt hole), and thesupport bolt insertion holes 39, 52 are bored at the first and secondportions 30, 31 at a construction site. The first portion 30 of themetal plate 24 is provided with a plurality of adjusting bolt screwingholes 32 at a base part manufacturing plant beforehand, andheight-adjusting bolts 18 are screwed into the bolt screwing holes 32.

After each of general-purpose base components produced at the base partmanufacturing plant (a metal foundation 16 (foundation), a metal cover17 (cover), the height-adjusting bolts 18, support bolts 19 (anchorbolt), a waterproof layer 21 and a molding material 22 (frame material))is carried from the plant to a construction site, the mounting positionof the base 10B on a rooftop of the concrete structure 11 is determinedand marked. Subsequently, the concrete slab 12 and the beam 13 areexposed by removing the covering concrete 15 and the waterproof layer 14from the concrete structure 11 at the mounting position (FIG.6-assisted).

After exposing the concrete slab 12 and the concrete beam 13 from theconcrete structure 11, the position of reinforcing bars provided insidethe concrete slab 12 and the beam 13 is measured using a sensor.Subsequently, to install the support bolts 19 off reinforcing bars, theboring position off the reinforcing bars of the support bolt insertionholes 39, 52 (bolt hole) is marked at the first and second portions 30,31 of the metal plate 24. With reference to marked positions, thesupport bolt insertion holes 39, 52 are bored at the boring position ofthe first and second portions 30, 31 of the metal plate 24 using a drill(insertion hole boring process). After boring the bolt insertion holes39, 52, as shown in FIG. 15, the metal foundation 16 is temporarilyinstalled at the mounting position with reference to the marked basemounting position on the concrete slab 12 and the beam 13 (foundationtemporarily installing process).

In the foundation temporarily installing process, when the metalfoundation 16 is temporarily installed, the metal tube 23 and the firstportion 30 of the metal plate 24 are positioned just above the concretebeam 13 and the second portion 31 of the metal plate 24 is positionedjust above the concrete slab 12 to make bolt heads 45 of theheight-adjusting bolts 18 abut against a top surface of the concretebeam 13. When the metal foundation 16 is temporarily installed at themounting position, the foundation 16 stands by itself on a top surfaceof the concrete slab 12 and the beam 13 by being supported by theheight-adjusting bolts 18 that abut against a top surface of theconcrete beam 13.

After temporarily installing the metal foundation 16, the screwingposition of the height-adjusting bolts 18 relative to the first portion30 of the metal plate 24 of the foundation 16 is adjusted and theinstallation height of the foundation 16 from a top surface of theconcrete slab 12 and the concrete beam 13 (height dimension) (heightdimension of the space 46) is adjusted (installation height adjustingprocess). In the mounting base 10B, the height dimension of the metalfoundation 16 can be changed during construction of the base 10B usingthe height-adjusting bolts 18, and a requirement for changing the heightdimension of the base 10B can be promptly met. In the mounting base 10B,when a plurality of bases are installed, the height dimensiontherebetween can be readily adjusted and evenly determined.

After adjusting the height dimension of the metal foundation 16, theboring position of the support bolt insertion holes 40, 53 (bolt hole)of the concrete slab 12 and the concrete beam 13 are marked withreference to the positions of support bolt insertion holes 39, 52 of themetal plate 24. Subsequently, after retreating the metal foundation 16from the temporarily installing position (mounting position), thesupport bolt insertion holes 40, 53 are bored at the boring positionmarked using a drill (insertion hole boring process). After providingthe support bolt insertion holes 40, 53 on the concrete slab 12 and theconcrete beam 13, the metal foundation 16 is temporarily installed atthe mounting position again, and as shown in FIG. 16, the support bolts19 are inserted into the support bolt insertion holes 39, 52 provided atthe first and second portions 30, 31 of the metal plate 24, and thesupport bolts 19 are inserted into the support bolt insertion holes 40,53 provided on the concrete slabs 12 and the beam 13.

As the support bolts 19 are inserted into the support bolt insertionholes 39, 40, 52 and 53, free end portions 47 upwardly extend from a topsurface of the concrete slab 12 and the concrete beam 13, fixed endportions 48 downwardly extend from an undersurface of the concrete slab12 and the concrete beam 13, and an intermediate portion 49 ispositioned at the support bolt insertion holes 40, 53 of the concreteslab 12 and the concrete beam 13. Subsequently, hexagonal double nuts 50are screwed into a portion of the free end portions 47 of the supportbolt 19 that upwardly extends from the metal plate 24, hexagonal doublenuts 51 are screwed into the fixed end portions 48 of the support bolt19, and the support bolts 19 are fixed to the metal plate 24, theconcrete slab 12 and the concrete beam 13 (support bolt fixing process).

After fixing the support bolts 19 to the metal plate 24, the concreteslab 12 and the concrete beam 13, and as shown in FIG. 17, a mortar 29is filled into a space 38 surrounded by the second portion 31 of themetal plate 24 and first side plates 36 to cure the mortar 20. Like thebase 10A shown in FIG. 1, a metal top plate is disposed on a top surfaceof the second portion 31 of the metal plate 24, instead of filling ofthe mortar 20, and the top plate may block an opening of the space 38.

After the mortar 20 is cured or the opening of the space 38 is blockedby the top plate, like the base 10A shown in FIG. 1, a trigonalprism-shaped molding material 22 is provided at an intersecting portionof the metal tube 23 and the metal plate 24 and a trigonal prism-shapedmolding material 22 is provided on the covering concrete 15 and theconcrete slab 12 (frame material installing process). When the moldingmaterial 22 is provided at the intersecting portion of the metal tube 23and the metal plate 24, the molding material 22 surrounds the wholeouter circumferential edge of the metal tube 23. When the moldingmaterial 22 is provided on the covering concrete 15 and the concreteslab 12, the molding material 22 surrounds the whole outercircumferential edge of the metal plate 24 and the molding material 22blocks a gap between the concrete slab 12 and an outer circumferentialedge of the metal plate 24.

After installing the molding material 22, a waterproof layer 21 isinstalled outside each side plate 25 of the metal tube 23 and outsidethe metal plate 24 (top surface of the mortar 20 filled into the space38 or top surface of top plate blocking the space 38) (waterproof layerinstalling process). In the waterproof layer installing process, likethe base 10A shown in FIG. 1, a plurality of thin asphalt sheets aresecured outside each side plate 25 of the metal tube 23, outside themetal plate 24 and outside the molding material 22 to provide thewaterproof layer 21, and a waterproof layer 21 extending from themolding material 22 is connected to the waterproof layer 14 of theconcrete structure 11. Even if the mounting base 10B is installedoutside the concrete structure 11, the waterproof layer 21 can preventwater leakage inside the metal foundation 16 and prevent the foundation16 from corroding and reducing the strength. Also, the waterproof layer21 can prevent water leakage inside the concrete structure 11 andprevent degradation of the concrete structure 11 therefrom.

After installing the waterproof layer 21, the mortar 20 is filled intothe space 46 (cement cured object filling process). In the cement curedobject filling process, the state of the mortar 20 filled into the space46 can be confirmed by a confirmation hole 34 and the mortar 20 isfilled into the space 46 from a fill hole 33. In the mounting base 10B,since the mortar 20 can be filled into the space 46 using the fill hole33 after fixing the support bolts 19 to the metal plate 24 and theconcrete slab 12, the mortar 20 can be assuredly filled into the space46. In the mounting base 10B, the state of the mortar 20 filled into thespace 46 is confirmed using the confirmation hole 34 and the mortar 20can be filled into the space 46 completely evenly.

The metal cover 17 is immediately fitted into a top of the metal tube 23to block an opening 27 of the metal tube 23 just after filling themortar 20 into the space 46 and prior to completion of a curing periodof the mortar 20. After fitting the metal cover 17 into a top of themetal tube 23, cover fixing bolts 28 are screwed into fixing boltscrewing holes 29 provided at an upper portion of each side plate 25 ofmetal tube 23, and the bolts 29 are inserted into cover fixing boltinsertion holes of an angle bar 41 of the metal cover 17 and the bolts29 are screwed into hexagonal nuts 43 attached to the bolt insertionholes to fix the cover 17 to a top of the metal tube 25 (top closingprocess) (FIG. 12-assisted). The opening 27 of the metal tube 25 isblocked by the metal cover 17 in a watertight manner.

In fact, since the gap (a circumferential edge of the space 46) isblocked by the molding material 22, the molding material 22 serves as abank that prevents the leakage of a pre-cured mortar 20, and the mortar20 filled into the space 46 shows no leakage from the gap (the space46), and the opening 27 can be blocked by the metal cover 17 just afterfilling the mortar 20. In the mounting base 10B, the mortar 20 filledinto the space 46 just after fitting the metal cover 17 into a top ofthe metal tube 25 (or fixing) is pre-cured and a curing period of themortar 20 starts after the cover 17 is fixed to the top of the tube 25.

In the space 46, the mortar 20 filled therein is cured after completionof a curing period of the mortar 20, a portion of the free end portions47 of the support bolts 19 that extends between a top surface of theconcrete slab 12 (concrete skeleton 12) and the concrete beam 13(concrete skeleton 13) and the metal plate 24 of the metal tube 25 (aportion of the free end portions 47 of the support bolts 19 that isdownwardly exposed from an undersurface of the metal plate 24) isintegrated with the mortar 20 to form a reinforced mortar.

After each of the above processes is completed, the mounting base 10Bshown in FIGS. 10 to 12 is completed. In the mounting base 10B, theopening 27 of the metal tube 23 can be immediately blocked by the metalcover 17 to complete the base 10B after filling the mortar 20 into thespace 46 and prior to completion of a curing period of the mortar 20,thereby shortening construction time corresponding to the curing periodof the mortar 20 filled into the space 46 and constructing a pluralityof bases 10B prior to completion of the curing period.

In the mounting base 10B, the base 10B can be constructed only by fixinga plurality of support bolts 19 to the second portion 30 of the metalplate 24 of a light metal foundation 16 and the concrete beam 13, fixinga plurality of support bolts 19 to the second portion 31 of the metalplate 24 and the concrete slab 12, filling the mortar 20 into the space46 and fixing the metal cover 17 to a top of the metal tube 23. All ofthese general-purpose components are assembled in unit constructionsystem, thereby saving work, cost and time required for producing aframework and curing a mortar, simplifying construction work andsignificantly shortening construction time required therefor.

In the mounting base 10B, even if the mounting position is on theconcrete slab 12 or the beam 13 having a waterproof layer provided witha waterproof function on a rooftop and underground part of an existingconcrete structure 11, the base 10B is installed on the concrete slab 12and the beam 13 exposed after removing the waterproof layer 14 at themounting position, and the waterproof layer near the mounting positioncan be repaired (a new waterproof layer 21 can be provided) just afterinstalling the base 10B, thereby promptly installing the base 10B andsignificantly reducing time required for installing the base 10B.

In the mounting base 10B, the free end portions 47 of the support bolts19 are fixed to the first and second portion 30, 31 of the metal plate24 and the fixed end portions 48 of the support bolts 19 are fixed tothe concrete slab 12 and the concrete beam 13, thereby firmly installingthe base 10B to the concrete structure 11 and firmly installing a solarpanel, an antenna, a water tank, aseptic tank, and a mechanicalappliance such as an air-conditioning apparatus, a structure such as asteel tower and a steel building thereon.

In the mounting base 10B, the mortar 20 is filled into the space 46between a top surface of the concrete slab 12 and the concrete beam 13and an undersurface of the metal plate 24, and the load on the base 10Bwith a machine and equipment and a structure thereon is borne by thesupport bolts 19 and the mortar 20 so that the base doesn't incline orcollapse in an undesired manner by the load of the base 10B to assuredlysupport the machine and equipment and the structure.

FIG. 18 is a perspective view of a mounting base 10C showing anotherexample, FIG. 19 is a sectional view taken from line C-C of FIG. 18, andFIG. 20 is a diagram showing a top surface of a metal foundation 16.FIG. 21 is a side view of a metal foundation 16. In FIG. 18, arrow X1represents a vertical direction, arrow X2 a lateral direction and arrowX3 a longitudinal direction. The concrete structure 11 is formed from aconcrete skeleton 12 (including a concrete slab and a concrete beam), awaterproof layer 14 provided on the concrete skeleton 12 and a concretelayer 15 provided on the waterproof layer 14. The concrete skeleton 12is provided with a plurality of reinforcing bars (not shown) laidtherein.

The mounting base 10C is installed on a concrete slab 12 obtained byremoving a covering concrete 15 and a waterproof layer 14 from aconcrete structure 11. The mounting base 10C is formed from each ofgeneral-purpose (standardized) base components: a metal foundation 16(foundation), a metal cover 17 (cover), a plurality of height-adjustingbolts 18, a plurality of support bolts 19 (anchor bolt), a mortar 20(cement cured object), a waterproof layer 21 and a molding material 22(frame material) assembled in a specific manner.

The metal foundation 16 is a standardized general-purpose product of thesame shape and dimension, and after a plurality thereof are produced ata base part manufacturing plant other than a construction site, they arecarried to the construction site. The metal foundation 16 is disposed onthe concrete skeleton 12 obtained by removing the covering concrete 15and the waterproof layer 14 from the concrete structure 11. The metalfoundation 16 is formed from a hollow tubular metal tube 23 (tubingmaterial) and a metal plate 24 (bottom plate) having an approximatelyrectangular planar shape. The metal foundation 16 is produced by weldingthe metal tube 23 to a top surface of the metal plate 24. The metal tube23 and the metal plate 24 are made of a metal such as iron, aluminum andalloy. The metal foundation 16 is lighter than a reinforced concretebase, because a concrete portion is saved. Thus, the weight of the base10C can be significantly reduced using the metal foundation 16.

The metal tube 23 has each side plate 25 in an approximately rectangularshape, and a section thereof is formed in an approximately quadrangularshape. The metal tube 23 is disposed on a top surface in the middle ofthe metal plate 24, and a lower end edge thereof is welded to the topsurface of the metal plate 24 to be jointed (fused together). In themetal tube 23, a hollow space 26 is partitioned by the side walls 25,and a top of the metal tube 23 is formed from an opening 27 surroundedby upper end edges of the side plates 25. The top of the metal tube 23is provided with a plurality of fixing bolt screwing holes 29 that screwcover fixing bolts 28. The fixing bolt screwing holes 29 are providedwith female screws (not shown) screwed by the cover fixing bolts 28.

The metal plate 24 has a first portion 30 that internally extends in aradial direction from a lower end edge of the metal tube 23 and a secondportion 31 that externally extends in a radial direction from a lowerend edge of the metal tube 23. The second portion 30 is provided with aplurality of adjusting bolt screwing holes 32 that screw theheight-adjusting bolts 18 (FIG. 20). The adjusting bolt screwing holes32 are provided with female screws (not shown) screwed by theheight-adjusting bolts 18. The number and boring position of the boltscrewing holes 32 at the second portion 31 are not particularly limited,and the bolt screwing holes 32 can be provided at any position of thesecond portion 31. The first portion 30 of the metal plate 24 isprovided with an elliptical fill hole 33 for filling the mortar 20 inthe middle. The second portion 31 is provided with a confirmation hole34 for confirming the state of the mortar 20 filled (FIG. 20).

The second portion 31 of the metal plate 24 has both end edges(circumferential edge) that laterally extend and both side edges(circumferential edge) that longitudinally extend. The metal tube 23 andthe second portion 31 of the metal plate 24 are provided with aplurality of reinforcing plate 35 that vertically extend. Thereinforcing plates 35 are welded to an outer surface of the metal tube23 and a top surface of the metal plate 24 to be jointed (fusedtogether). The reinforcing plates 35 serve as a reinforcing materialthat increases the strength of the metal tube 23 and the metal plate 24.

The second portion 31 of the metal plates 24 is provided with aplurality of support bolt insertion holes 39 (bolt hole) that screw thesupport bolts 19. The support bolt insertion holes 39 are provided usinga drill, which vertically pass through the second portion 31 of themetal plate 24. The support bolt insertion holes 39 are alignedlaterally and longitudinally at the second portion 31 with apredetermined interval. As shown in FIG. 20, 4 support bolt insertionholes 39 are provided, but the number of the insertion holes 39 is notparticularly limited, but determined by structural calculation (strengthcalculation) prior to mounting of the base 10C.

The base mounting position of the concrete skeleton 12 is provided witha plurality of support bolt insertion holes 40 (bolt hole) that insertthe support bolts 19. The support bolt insertion holes 40 are providedusing a drill, which vertically extend at the concrete skeleton 12 sothat they don't contact with reinforcing bars laid in the concreteskeleton 12. The support bolt insertion holes 40 are positioned at thesupport bolt insertion holes 39 formed at the second portion 31 of themetal plate 24 when the metal foundation 16 is placed on a top surfaceof the concrete skeleton 12. The support bolt insertion holes 40 arealigned laterally and longitudinally at the concrete skeleton 12 with apredetermined interval.

The metal cover 17 is a standardized general-purpose product of the sameshape and dimension, and is made of a metal such as iron, aluminum andalloy, and a planar shape thereof is formed in an approximatelyrectangular shape. On an undersurface of the metal cover 17 or inside acircumferential edge of the cover 17 is an angle bar 41 (steel material)for fixing the cover 17 to a top of the metal tube 23 welded to bejointed (fused together). On an undersurface of the metal cover 17 and acircumferential edge of the cover 17 is a drain angle bar 42 (steelmaterial) welded to be jointed (fused together). The angle bar 41 isprovided with fixing bolt insertion holes (not shown) that insert coverfixing bolts 28, and hexagonal nuts 43 are welded to the fixing boltinsertion holes to be jointed (fused together).

The metal cover 17 is fixed to a top of the metal tube 24 by the coverfixing bolts 28 inserted into fixing bolt insertion holes provided atthe angle bar 41 and the hexagonal nuts 43 attached to the angle bar 41to block the opening 27 of the metal tube 24 in a watertight manner. Thetop surface of the metal cover 17 is provided with a fixed apparatus forinstalling a solar panel, an antenna, a water tank, a septic tank, and amechanical appliance such as an air-conditioning apparatus, a structuresuch as a steel tower and a steel building (not shown).

The height-adjusting bolts 18 are hexagon head bolts formed from athreaded shaft 44 having a male screw provided and a bolt head 45. Thethreaded shaft 44 of the height-adjusting bolts 18 is screwed beforehandinto the adjusting bolt screwing holes 32 provided at the second portion31 of the metal plate 24. In the bolt head 45, as the height-adjustingbolts 18 are rotated counterclockwise, the threaded shaft 44 of thebolts 18 slowly advances toward the bolt screwing holes 32 downward andextends from an undersurface of the second portion 31 downward to makethe bolt head 45 abut against a top surface of the concrete beam 13.Accordingly, the metal foundation 16 can be spaced away from a topsurface of the concrete slab 12 and the concrete beam 13 upwardly with apredetermined dimension. Conversely, as the height-adjusting bolts 18are rotated clockwise, the threaded shaft 44 of the bolts 18 slowlyadvances toward the bolt screwing holes 32 upwardly and upwardly extendsfrom an undersurface of the second portion 31. Accordingly, the metalfoundation 16 can be closer to a top surface of the concrete skeleton12.

As the height-adjusting bolts 18 are rotated in the adjusting boltscrewing holes 32, the metal plate 24 of the metal foundation 16 isupwardly spaced away from a top surface of the concrete skeleton 12, anda space 46 is formed with a predetermined height dimension between a topsurface of the concrete skeleton 12 and an undersurface of the metalplate 24. By adjusting the screwing position of the height-adjustingbolts 18 relative to the second portion 31 of the metal plate 24 of themetal foundation 16, the height dimension of the space 46 can beadjusted and the height dimension of the metal foundation 16 from a topsurface of the concrete skeleton 12 can be adjusted within the length ofthe bolt 18.

The support bolts 19 are standardized general-purpose products of thesame length and diameter, and made of a steel material, and are insertedinto the support bolt insertion hole 39 provided at the second portion31 of the metal plate 24 and inserted into the support bolt insertionholes 40 provided on the concrete skeleton 12. The support bolts 19 havefree end portions 47 that upwardly extend from a top surface of theconcrete skeleton 12 and fixed end portions 48 fixed to the concreteskeleton 12.

The free end portions 47 of the support bolts 19 are inserted into thesupport bolt insertion holes 39 opening the metal plate 24 and fixed tothe metal plate 24 with hexagonal nuts 50 (fixing means). The hexagonalnuts 50 are attached to a portion of the free end portions 47 thatupwardly extends from the metal plate 24. The fixed end portion 48 ofthe support bolts 19 are fixed to the insertion holes 40 with a resinadhesive agent (fixing means) (not shown) injected into the support boltinsertion holes 40 of the concrete skeleton 12. When the hexagonal nuts50 are screwed into the free end portions 47 of the support bolts 19,the height dimension of the metal foundation 16 from a top surface ofthe concrete skeleton 12 is already adjusted by the height-adjustingbolts 18.

The mortar 20 is filled into a space 46 formed between a top surface ofthe concrete skeleton 12 and an undersurface of the metal plate 24. Themortar 20 is filled from the fill hole 33 formed on the metal plate 24.The mortar 20 filled into the space 46 is cured and the mortar 20 isjointed to atop surface of the concrete skeleton 12 and an undersurfaceof the first and second portions 30, 31 of the metal plate 24 andjointed to the support bolts 19.

In the space 46, a portion of the free end portions 47 of the supportbolts 19 that extends between a top surface of the concrete skeleton 12and the second portion 31 of the metal plate 24 is integrated with themortar 20. The cured mortar 20 bears the load on the base 10C (on themetal cover 17) with a solar panel, an antenna, a water tank, a septictank, and a mechanical appliance such as an air-conditioning apparatus,a structure such as a steel tower and a steel building thereon togetherwith the support bolts 19.

The metal tube 23, the metal plate 24, the covering concrete 15 and theconcrete slab 12 are provided with the molding material 22 (framematerial). The molding material 22 is secured to the metal tube 23, theconcrete slab 12 and the covering concrete 15 with an adhesive agent(not shown). The molding material 22 surrounds the whole outercircumferential edge of the metal tube 23 and is positioned between anouter circumferential edge of the metal foundation 16 (outercircumferential edge of the metal plate 24) and concrete slab 12(concrete structure) to surround the whole outer circumferential edge ofthe metal plate 24. The molding material 22 blocks a gap between theconcrete slab 12 and an outer circumferential edge of the metal plate24.

The waterproof layer 21 is provided outside each side plate 25 of themetal tube 23 to cover the whole side plate 25, and provided outside themetal plate 24 to cover the whole metal plate 24. The waterproof layer21 is employed as an asphalt waterproof that forms asphalt sheet layersby laminating a plurality of thin asphalt sheets. The asphalt sheets aresecured to the side plate 25 of the metal tube 23, the mortar 20 and themolding material 22 with each distinct adhesive property. A portion thatexternally extends from the second portion 31 of the metal plate 24 ofthe waterproof layer 21 (an asphalt sheet secured to the moldingmaterial 22) is connected to the waterproof layer 14 of the concretestructure 11.

FIG. 22 is a diagram showing one example of a construction process of amounting base 10C, and FIG. 23 is a diagram showing a constructionprocess of a mounting base 10C following FIG. 22. FIG. 24 is a diagramshowing a construction process of a mounting base 10C following FIG. 23and FIG. 25 is a diagram showing a construction process of a mountingbase 10C following FIG. 24. FIGS. 22 to 25 show a concrete structure 11as a section, and each component of the base 10C (not all components) asa section. A construction process of the base 10C will be described asfollows with reference to FIGS. 22 to 25 in cases where the mountingbase 10C is installed on a rooftop of the concrete structure 11.

Upon shipping from a base part manufacturing plant, support boltinsertion holes 39 (bolt hole) are not provided at a second portion 31of a metal plate 24, and support bolt insertion holes 39 are bored atthe second portion 31 at the construction site. A plurality of adjustingbolt screwing holes 32 are provided beforehand at the second portion 31of the metal plate 24 at the base part manufacturing plant, and theheight-adjusting bolts 18 are screwed into the bolt screwing hole 32.

After each general-purpose base component produced at a base partmanufacturing plant (a metal foundation 16 (foundation), a metal cover17 (cover), height-adjusting bolts 18, support bolts 19 (anchor bolt), awaterproof layer 21 and a molding material 22 (frame material)) iscarried from the plant to a construction site, the mounting position ofthe base 10C on a rooftop of the concrete structure 11 is determined andmarked. Subsequently, the concrete skeleton 12 is exposed by removingthe covering concrete 15 and the waterproof layer 14 from the concretestructure 11 at the mounting position.

After exposing the concrete skeleton 12 from the concrete structure 11,the position of reinforcing bars installed inside the concrete skeleton12 is measured using a sensor. Subsequently, since the support bolts 19are installed so that they don't contact with the reinforcing bars, theboring position off the reinforcing bars of the support bolt insertionholes 39 (bolt hole) is marked at the second portion 31 of the metalplate 24. With reference to marked positions, the support bolt insertionholes 39 are bored at the boring position of the second portion 31 ofthe metal plate 24 using a drill (insertion hole boring process). Afterthe bolt insertion holes 39 are bored, as shown in FIG. 23, withreference to marked base mounting positions on the concrete skeleton 12,the metal foundation 16 is temporarily installed at the mountingpositions (foundation temporarily installing process).

In the foundation temporarily installing process, when the metalfoundation 16 is temporarily installed, the metal tube 23 and the firstand second portions 30, 31 of the metal plate 24 are positioned on theconcrete skeleton 12 to make a bolt head 45 of the height-adjustingbolts 18 abut against a top surface of the concrete skeleton 12. Whenthe metal foundation 16 is temporarily installed at the mountingposition, the foundation 16 stands by itself on a top surface of theconcrete skeleton 12 by being supported by the height-adjusting bolts 18that abut against a top surface of the concrete skeleton 12.

After the metal foundation 16 is temporarily installed, screwingpositions of the height-adjusting bolts 18 relative to the secondportion 31 of the metal plate 24 of the foundation 16 are adjusted andthe installation height of the foundation 16 from a top surface of theconcrete skeleton 12 (height dimension) (height dimension of the space46) is adjusted (installation height adjusting process). In the mountingbase 10C, the height dimension of the metal foundation 16 can be changedduring construction of the base 10C using the height-adjusting bolts 18,and a requirement for changing the height dimension of the base 10C canbe promptly met. In the mounting base 10C, when a plurality thereof areinstalled, the height dimension of the bases 10C can be readily adjustedand evenly determined.

After adjusting the height dimension of the metal foundation 16, boringpositions of support bolt insertion holes 40 (bolt hole) of the concreteskeleton 12 are marked with reference to positions of the support boltinsertion holes 39 of the metal plate 24. Subsequently, after the metalfoundation 16 is temporarily retreating from the temporarily installedposition (mounting position), the support bolt insertion holes 40 arebored at boring positions marked with a drill (insertion hole boringprocess). After providing the support bolt insertion holes 40 on theconcrete skeleton 12, the metal foundation 16 is temporarily installedat the mounting position again, and as shown in FIG. 24, the supportbolts 19 are inserted into the support bolt insertion holes 39 providedat the second portion 31 of the metal plate 24 and the support bolts 19are inserted into the support bolt insertion holes 40 provided on theconcrete skeleton 12.

As the support bolts 19 are inserted into the support bolt insertionholes 39, 40, free end portions 47 upwardly extend from a top surface ofthe concrete skeleton 12 and fixed end portions 48 are positioned in thesupport bolt insertion holes 40 of the concrete skeleton 12. A resinadhesive agent (fixing means) (not shown) is injected into the supportbolt insertion holes 40, and the fixed end portions 48 of the supportbolts 19 are fixed to the insertion holes 40 with the resin adhesiveagent. Subsequently, hexagonal nuts 50 are screwed into a portion of thefree end portions 47 of the support bolt 19 that upwardly extends fromthe metal plate 24, and the support bolts 19 are fixed to the metalplate 24 and the concrete skeleton 12 (support bolt fixing process).

After the support bolts 19 are fixed to the metal plate 24 and theconcrete skeleton 12, and as shown in FIG. 25, the molding material 22(frame material) is installed on the metal tube 23, the metal plate 24,the covering concrete 15 and the concrete slab 12 (frame materialinstalling process). When the molding material 22 is installed, themolding material 22 surrounds the whole outer circumferential edge ofthe metal tube 23 and surrounds the whole outer circumferential edge ofthe metal plate 24 to block a gap between the concrete slab 12 and anouter circumferential edge of the metal plate 24.

After the molding material 22 is installed, the waterproof layer 21 isinstalled outside each side plate 25 of the metal tube 23 and outside ofthe metal plate 24 (outside the molding material 22) (waterproof layerinstalling process). In the waterproof layer installing process, likethe base 10A shown in FIG. 1, a plurality of thin asphalt sheets aresecured outside each side plate 25 of the metal tube 23 and outside themolding material 22 to provide the waterproof layer 21, and thewaterproof layer 21 that extends from the molding material 22 isconnected to the waterproof layer 14 of the concrete structure 11. Evenif the mounting base 10C is installed outside the concrete structure 11,the waterproof layer can prevent water leakage inside the metalfoundation 16 and prevent the foundation 16 from corroding or decreasingthe strength. Also, the waterproof layer 21 can prevent water leakageinside the concrete structure 11 and degradation of the concretestructure 11 therefrom.

After the waterproof layer 21 is installed, the mortar 20 is filled intothe space 46 (cement cured object filling process). In the cement curedobject filling process, the state of the mortar 20 filled into the space46 is confirmed from a confirmation hole 34 to fill the mortar 20 intothe space 46 from a fill hole 33. In the mounting base 10C, the mortar20 can be filled into the space 46 using the fill hole 33 after fixingthe support bolts 19 to the metal plate 24 and the concrete skeleton 12,the mortar can be assuredly filled into the space 46. In the mountingbase 10C, the state of the mortar 20 filled into the space 46 isconfirmed using a confirmation hole 34 to fill the mortar 20 into thespace 46 completely evenly.

Just after filling the mortar 20 into the space 46, the metal cover 17is immediately fitted into the top of a metal tube 23 to block anopening 27 of the metal tube 23 prior to completion of a curing periodof the mortar 20. After the metal cover 17 is fitted into the top of themetal tube 23, cover fixing bolts 28 are screwed into fixing boltscrewing holes 29 provided at an upper portion of each side plate 25 ofthe metal tube 23 and bolts 29 are inserted into cover fixing boltinsertion holes of the angle bar 41 of the metal cover 17, and the bolts29 are screwed into hexagonal nuts 43 provided in bolt insertion holesto fix the cover 17 to a top of the metal tube 25 (top closing process)(FIG. 19). An opening 27 of the metal tube 25 is blocked by the metalcover 17 in a watertight manner.

In fact, since the gap (a circumferential edge of the space 46) isblocked by the molding material 22, the molding material 22 serves as abank that prevents the leakage of a pre-cured mortar 20, and the mortar20 filled into the space 46 shows no leakage from the gap (the space46), and the opening can be blocked by the metal cover 17 just afterfilling the mortar 20. In the mounting base 10C, the mortar 20 filledinto the space 46 just after fitting the metal cover 17 into a top ofthe metal tube 25 (or fixing) is pre-cured and a curing period of themortar 20 starts after the cover 17 is fixed to the top of the tube 25.

In the space 46, the mortar 20 filled therein is cured after completionof a curing period of the mortar 20, a portion of the free end portions47 of the support bolts 19 that extend between a top surface of theconcrete skeleton 12 and the metal plate 24 of the metal tube 25 (aportion of the free end portion 47 of the bolt 19 that is downwardlyexposed from an undersurface of the metal plate 24) is integrated withthe mortar 20 to form a reinforced mortar.

After each of the above processes is completed, the mounting base 10Cshown in FIGS. 18 and 19 is completed. In the mounting base 10C, theopening 27 of the metal tube 23 can be immediately blocked by the metalcover 17 to complete the base 10C after filling the mortar 20 into thespace 46 and prior to completion of a curing period of the mortar 20,thereby shortening construction time corresponding to the curing periodof the mortar 20 filled into the space 46 and constructing a pluralityof bases 10C prior to completion of the curing period.

In the mounting base 10C, the base 10C can be constructed only by fixinga plurality of support bolts 19 to the second portion 31 of the metalplate 24 of a light metal foundation 16 and the concrete skeleton 12,filling the mortar 20 into the space 46 and fixing the metal cover 17 toa top of the metal tube 23. All of these general-purpose components areassembled in unit construction system, thereby saving work and timerequired for producing a formwork and curing a mortar, simplifyingconstruction work and significantly shortening construction timerequired therefor.

In the mounting base 10C, even if the mounting position is on theconcrete skeleton 12 having a waterproof layer provided with awaterproof function on a rooftop and underground part of an existingconcrete structure 11, the base 10C is installed on the concreteskeleton 12 exposed after removing the waterproof layer 14 at themounting position, and the waterproof layer near the mounting positioncan be repaired (a new waterproof layer 21 can be provided) just afterinstalling the base 10C, thereby promptly installing the base 10C andsignificantly reducing time required for installing the base 10C.

In the mounting base 10C, the free end portions 47 of the support bolts19 are fixed to the second portion 31 of the metal plate 24 and thefixed end portions 48 of the support bolts 19 are fixed to the concreteskeleton 12, thereby firmly installing the base 10C to the concretestructure 11 and firmly installing a solar panel, an antenna, a watertank, a septic tank, and a mechanical appliance such as anair-conditioning apparatus, a structure such as a steel tower and asteel building thereon.

In the mounting base 10C, the mortar 20 is filled into the space 46between a top surface of the concrete skeleton 12 and an undersurface ofthe metal plate 24, and the load on the base 10C with a machine andequipment and a structure thereon is borne by the support bolts 19 andthe mortar 20 so that the base doesn't incline or collapse in anundesired manner by the load of the base 10C to assuredly support themachine and equipment and the structure.

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-   -   10A mounting base    -   10B mounting base    -   10C mounting base    -   11 concrete structure    -   12 concrete slab (concrete skeleton)    -   13 concrete beam (concrete skeleton)    -   14 waterproof layer    -   15 covering concrete    -   16 metal foundation (foundation)    -   17 metal cover (cover)    -   18 height-adjusting bolt    -   19 support bolt    -   20 mortar (cement cured object)    -   21 waterproof layer    -   22 molding material (frame material)    -   23 metal tube (tubing material)    -   24 metal plate (bottom plate)    -   26 hollow space    -   27 opening    -   30 first portion    -   31 second portion    -   33 fill hole    -   34 confirmation hole    -   36 first side plate    -   37 second side plate    -   39 support bolt insertion hole (bolt hole)    -   40 support bolt insertion hole (bolt hole)    -   46 space    -   47 free end portion    -   48 fixed end portion    -   50 nuts (fixing means)    -   51 nuts (fixing means)    -   52 support bolt insertion hole (bolt hole)    -   53 support bolt insertion hole (bolt hole)

1. A mounting base that is installed at a predetermined position of anew or existing concrete structure, said mounting base being formedfrom: a plurality of bolts that are inserted into bolt holes openingsaid concrete structure having fixed end portions fixed to the concretestructure and free end portions that upwardly extend from the concretestructure; a foundation that is upwardly spaced away from a top surfaceof said concrete structure at a predetermined interval; a cover that isinstalled on said foundation; a frame material that is provided betweenan outer circumferential edge of said foundation and said concretestructure that blocks a gap between the concrete structure and the outercircumferential edge of the foundation; and a cement cured object thatis filled into a space surrounded by said concrete structure, saidfoundation and said frame material, wherein said foundation has a bottomplate facing said concrete structure and a hollow tubing material thatupwardly extends from said bottom plate, wherein free end portions ofthe bolts are inserted into bolt holes opening said bottom plate andfixed to the bottom plate with a specific fixing means, and fixed endportions of the bolts are fixed to said concrete structure with aspecific fixing means, and a portion of the free end portions of thebolts that extends between said concrete structure and said bottom plateis integrated with the cement cured object filled into said space, andsaid cover blocks an opening at the top of said tubing material, whereinthe opening at the top of said tubing material is blocked by said coverjust after filling the cement cured object into said space and prior tocompletion of a curing period of the cement cured object, the curingperiod of the cement cured object starts after the opening at the top ofsaid tubing material is blocked by said cover, and a portion of the freeend portions of said bolts that extends between said concrete structureand said bottom plate is integrated with said cement cured object aftercompletion of said curing period.
 2. The mounting base according toclaim 1, wherein said bottom plate has a first portion that internallyextends in a radial direction of said tubing material and a secondportion that externally extends in a radial direction of said tubingmaterial, wherein said bolts are inserted into bolt holes opening thesecond portion of said bottom plate and inserted into bolt holes of saidconcrete structure facing said second portion, and the free end portionsof the bolts are fixed to said second portion with said fixing means andthe fixed end portions of the bolts are fixed to bolt holes of saidconcrete structure facing said second portion with said fixing means,and said frame material is provided between the outer circumferentialedge of the second portion of said bottom plate and said concretestructure that blocks a gap between the concrete structure and the outercircumferential edge of the second portion, and a portion of the freeend portions of the bolts that extends between said concrete structureand the second portion of said bottom plate is integrated with thecement cured object filled into said space.
 3. The mounting baseaccording to claim 1, wherein said concrete structure is formed from aconcrete skeleton, a waterproof layer provided on said concrete skeletonand a covering concrete provided on said waterproof layer, wherein thefixed end portions of said bolts are fixed to bolt holes opening saidconcrete skeleton obtained by removing said covering concrete and saidwaterproof layer from said concrete structure, and said bottom plate isupwardly spaced away from said concrete skeleton at a predeterminedinterval.
 4. The mounting base according to claim 2, wherein saidconcrete structure is formed from a concrete slab, a concrete beam, awaterproof layer provided on said concrete slab and said concrete beamand a covering concrete provided on said waterproof layer, wherein saidbolts are inserted into bolt holes opening the second portion of saidbottom plate and inserted into bolt holes opening said concrete slabobtained by removing said covering concrete and said waterproof layerfrom said concrete structure, and said tubing material and the firstportion of said bottom plate are disposed on said concrete beam, thesecond portion of said bottom plate is disposed on said concrete slab,and said bottom plate is upwardly spaced away from said concrete slaband said concrete beam at a predetermined interval.
 5. The mounting baseaccording to claim 4, wherein said bolts are inserted into bolt holesopening the first portion of said bottom plate and inserted into boltholes of said concrete structure facing said first portion, and the freeend portions of the bolts are fixed to said first portion with saidfixing means and the fixed end portions of the bolts are fixed to saidconcrete structure facing said first portion with said fixing means, anda portion of the free end portions of the bolts that extends betweensaid concrete structure and the first portion of said bottom plate isintegrated with the cement cured object filled into said space.
 6. Themounting base according to claim 4, wherein the second portion of saidbottom plate is linked to first side plates that upwardly stand from acircumferential edge thereof and second side plates that are positionedbetween said first side plates that upwardly stand from said secondportion, and a space surrounded by the second portion of said bottomplate and said first side plates is partitioned on said foundation andsaid cement cured object is filled into said space.
 7. The mounting baseaccording to claim 4, wherein the second portion of said bottom plate islinked to first side plates that upwardly stand from a circumferentialedge thereof and second side plates that are positioned between saidfirst side plates that upwardly stand from said second portion, and aspace surrounded by the second portion of said bottom plate and saidfirst side plates is partitioned on said foundation and a top plateblocks the opening at the top of said space.
 8. The mounting baseaccording to claim 3, wherein said mounting base includes a waterprooflayer covering said foundation, and a portion that externally extendsfrom the second portion of said bottom plate of said waterproof layer isconnected to a waterproof layer of said concrete structure.
 9. Themounting base according to claim 1, wherein a fill hole for filling saidcement cured object into the space between said concrete structure andsaid bottom plate is provided at a predetermined position of said bottomplate.
 10. The mounting base according to claim 1, wherein aconfirmation hole for confirming the state of said cement cured objectfilled into the space between said concrete structure and said bottomplate is provided at a predetermined position of said bottom plate. 11.The mounting base according to claim 1, wherein said mounting baseincludes height-adjusting bolts screwed into screwing holes opening saidbottom plate that adjust the height dimension of said foundation, andthe height dimension of said space and the height dimension of saidfoundation from said concrete structure can be adjusted by adjusting thescrewing position relative to said bottom plate of said height-adjustingbolts.